Midlands Healthcare Coalition
Hospital Preparedness Program (HPP)
Hospital Preparedness Program (HPP) provides leadership and funding through cooperative agreements to states, territories, and eligible major metropolitan areas to increase the ability of HPP funding recipients to plan for and respond to large-scale emergencies and disasters. HPP is the primary source of federal funding for health care system preparedness and response and, in collaboration with state and local health departments, prepares health care delivery systems to save lives by developing health care coalitions (HCCs).
The local program is designed to improve the healthcare coalition and its partners response and resilience.
Prohibited Purchases
HPP funding can not be used to purchase or supplement the following items.
Projects that cannot be purchased (from the "HPP Grant on Use of Funds" handout):
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Research or clinical care
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Furniture or equipment without prior authorization from a detailed project
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Costs for publicity, propaganda, enactment/defeat of legislation
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New construction or major renovations
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Pre-award costs. Cannot supplant existing state/federal funds for activities
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Backfilling costs of staff. Salary of staff earning $187,000+ annually
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Clothing, animals, residences or living quarters
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Vehicles (leases MAY be allowed with prior authorization)
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Stand alone, single facility exercises
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Training, exercise or planning resources when free versions are available